Moore Barlow, which has offices across the South East and was a winner at the South Coast Deals Awards 2025, has hailed a strong set of results after achieving double-digit growth.
Moore Barlow saw billings rise to £44.7m in the 2025/26 financial year – up 13 per cent on the year prior – with several of its core practice outperforming internal targets.
This included the insolvency and restructuring team, which reported revenue at 46 per cent above target – as well as the family team at 9 per cent and the schools and charities team at 12 per cent.
Several teams also achieved strong Q4 performances, including private wealth and tax – 29 per cent above target in the period – and corporate, up 23 per cent.
“We are beyond delighted with this record-breaking set of annual results. Posting double-digit growth is an incredible performance, testimony to the skill and dedication of everyone at Moore Barlow. We have seen this growth across the board as teams have worked smartly to meet client demand for work to support individuals and businesses we work with in challenging, complex landscapes where expert counsel, a solutions-driven approach and close working relationships have never been more vital.”
Michelle Wheeler – Chief Marketing Officer
Moore Barlow was named Corporate Law Firm of the Year at the South Coast Deals Awards 2025, hosted by The Business Magazine in partnership with Insider.
Its team completed more than 30 deals worth in excess of £200m over the qualifying period.
The firm says its growth has been driven by tailored business development and marketing strategies for each team.
This stellar financial performance is down to the strength of teamwork and expertise across the firm, our first-class problem-solving capabilities, and the close working relationships we have with our clients. I am incredibly proud of what we have achieved in this past year and of everyone at Moore Barlow.
Ed Whittington – Managing Partner
First published – Insider Media – “Stellar” year for award-winning law firm amid double-digit growth – 19 May 2026
